Why is he your husband? Was this an honest mistake orr?

I was in an auto shop and the guy at the counter told me to tell my boyfriend to replace the alternator and to bring in the old one. I replaced it in the carpark and returned it to him before I left... not quite the same but it is 😆

While this seldom happens to me, I enjoy a long, blank stare. Sometimes followed by a question I know he can't answer.

Clearly a wasted degree, if she couldn't find it on the first try and he had to resort to mansplaining

Divorce him!

The comment could be read to be about the husband of the other person in the contract, not necessarily Jenny Liu's husband.

I think i see a forced marriage

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Because a spouse looking out for their spouse is a d**k move. Okay. The "I went to Harvard Law" arrogance is stunning.

I mean... You push the same way - everything else is completely different (yes, I've done both)

I witnessed an American man trying to explain a Spanish girl's name to her. He was insisting that one of her names was a 'middle' name, and she was patiently saying that names work differently in Spain. She finally snapped and said 'I know what my own name is'. He was also manspreading in the worst possible way. It was quite hilarious to watch.

I never understood why men feel the need to say balls hurt more. That might be true, but it's a pain that lasts 30 seconds at it's most intense then subsides... childbirth is constant for a longtime

Bazinga!

If the hobby was kicking him in the nuts, he might be right.

Motorcycles are only for men. Didn't you know? ;)

I don't know the situation there and it sounds like he was a moron. I've written a lot of code and at least a couple of times someone told me what it was really doing which wasn't what I thought it was doing. So they were right. I wrote in a bug and they caught it.

My ex. "I am right and if I'm not, well, let's pretend it didn't happen, let's not ever talk about it."

Wouldn't that be great, though? Like an inner emergency guillotine.

Niall, a birthmark is when part of the skin pigments differently than the rest.

Wow...

Outstanding move.. Not.

Oh noooooo... it's one thing when it is a random a**hole... but that's her a**hole

Awesome job. I loved when I worked in one for a while.

so annoying 😑

Dude, tell that to my migraine.

That's not mansplaining, that's just plain ignorant

All. The. Time.

I like science. That is all.

at least he didn't say it's just like pooping

I have noticed that people just don't listen. Whatever you have to say is inconsequential. It can be infuriating, but sometimes, I think "nevermind" and I walk away.

Did your date think that you were some sort of alien?

seems like he might have an interesting view on the subject as he's seen the negative side of the education system.

Maby it's more a case of he learned and read up about it and wanted to share it? My partner did the same for our son, not that he was be the breastfeeder xD. But i was happy that he took his time to read up and understand allot of things about having kids. And even if me and his mom already knew things. It's not hard to just listen, and be happy that at least they try instead of not caring about it.

Ha. This is sad. But also oddly funny.

I'm guessing piloting is a male dominated field? I never thought about it. Anyone know the breakdown? Is it because of military service? Are the numbers starting to even out? Have I asked too many questions?

...and when you tell them your credentials/expertise/ or education they say you’re arrogant.

this isn't mansplaining, it's just sexism

Covering up a comment, have a good day.

I said something about that very issue to my sister who had no idea of the direction one should wipe.

I didn't even know there were such things as trucks with 36 gears! Does it work like bicycle gears?

Wow! 200 miles. That's a lot of paddling. Kudos.

Wow 😲🤦‍♀️

In fairness I have met a lot of people who didn't know the political history of their home country. And no they were not just Americans. Some of my Russian students have said some really funny stuff too, like when one tried to tell me the statue on the main square was Stalin. Its a bearded bald guy who is pretty obviously Lenin. And my colleagues used to have students tell them in English about the history of their home town ( Kirov) and none of the students seemed to know who that was despite the town being named for him and us having statues of him dotted around. In fairness I study Soviet history, but they would say, "Let's ask the American" and then I of course knew who Sergei Mironovich was and students would study harder for their next dialogue.

I'd suggest he also go look up infant and maternal mortality rates in Africa and then report him

To be honest, that can be any art admirer, regardless of gender, interpreting a drawing, painting, or photograph.

Do they get a kick out of wrongly declaring things for women? Alternate drug high?

Ahh yes they do know so much more than you of that topic, y'know.